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Our MissionEqual Access International creates positive social change for millions of underserved people in the developing world by delivering critically needed information and education through innovative media, appropriate technology and direct community engagement. |
Program HighlightsNearly 50 percent of people living with HIV in Nepal are migrant laborers. A unique radio program called "At Home and Abroad" is communicating with migrant men, their wives and families about safe sex and HIV. Read more... Every week, more than 6 million Nepalese youth tune in to hear their best friends on Saathi Sanga Manka Kura, “Chatting with My Best Friend”. The program empowers youth with knowledge and life skills to deal with the difficult issues they face in their daily lives. Read more… “My Rights, Our Rights, Others’ Rights in the Light of Islam”, is an up-beat and culturally appropriate radio drama series that incorporates human rights-related themes into each radio episode and allows characters to explore these issues within the context of their faith. Read more… |
News!EA Wins presitigous 2009 World Bank AwardEA participates in the UNICEF Communication for Development conference held in Cairo!EA Projects featured in two UNDEF newsletters: Feature 1 (see page 3) Feature 2 (see page 4)EA on FACEBOOK | YouTubeRadio Saves Wives from HIV/AIDSUNICEF Award honores "Chatting with My Best Friend"Orlando Bloom Plays Role in Equal Access Program |



